Virtual tour: Post-War and Contemporary Art at
Christie’s London

Enjoy a 360-degree view of our three sales of Post-War and Contemporary Art, on view at Christie’s London from 8–12 February. Exhibition highlights include Andy Warhol’s iconic Athletes series, taken from the Collection of Richard L. Weisman, The Mosque, one of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s celebrated stretcher paintings, and Sigmar Polke’s shimmering Untitled. Complementing these are works by an array of rising contemporary names, including Jordan Casteel, Tschabalala Self, Henry Taylor and Dana Schutz.

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